Although it sounds straightforward enough, the term poverty tourism has been used to describe a range of travel types involving distinct types of travelers and purposes.
North Island in the Seychelles, where the royal newlyweds are believed to be honeymooning, is the paragon of tropical island escapes – the Christian Louboutin of what travel types call barefoot luxury.
For the two different travel types, the direct, indirect, and total effects of the built environment measurements on VMT and vehicle energy consumption were discussed.
Both terms are used to discuss three quite different genus-level travel types: education travel, tourism and volunteerism.
Dotted lines in the graphic make explicit some travel types where mixed motives are integral to the travel design.
Again, to avoid a rerun, I'm not going to describe the meaning of each of these species-level travel types here, but rather refer you back to the original post, "Poverty Tourism: A Debate in Need of Typological Nuance".
